Help.. link in question
lets say that volume of NaOH is 13,5 ml with concentration of 0,12 M first write neutralization equation to see in what ratios they react then use c=n/V -> n = c*V to get moles of NaOH and from equation ratio you see how many moles of HCl you have and use that same equation c= n/V
you need to practice this kind of tasks so they become routine and so you can solve more difficult tasks...
the only thing throwing me off is determine the ml for end point of titration
n im not sure why i keep getting the wrong answer
it is meniscus of solution in buirete
oh so i should add what ever the flask level at plus ten to get my end point tritration in ml?
so 23 mL
no you need to input there a volume you read from buirete
13ml? because if so it telling me im wrong
are you controling the release of NaOH?
if u mean by pour the water with naoh then yes
then you missed the endpoint of titration... do it again...
dont i pour till is turns pink? n tht what i kept getting 13ml.
yes you pour till it turns pink but can you release it slower, that is most common cause of error, too fast release
okay i try it again..
got 13 again.. i stop as soon as it turn full pink from a drop of the water.
you need to stop at first colour change not at full colour...
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